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I built an mcp server to give Cursor the ability to find and add cursor rules to your project no more manual search or commands needed just ask the agent and get back to vibe coding in your language of choice - easy peasy watch the demo and grab... show more
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go to cursor settings > mcp and click "add new global mcp server" add the code below: { "mcpServers": { "cursor-rules-mcp": { "command": "npx", "args": [ "-y", "cursor-rules-mcp" ] } } }

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@cursor_ai thanks for this. do you know why it seems impossible to get the light to turn green?

@cursor_ai looks like you're on windows so doing npx -y package-name won't work for you try changing the command to: "command": "cmd /c npx"

@cursor_ai Very cool! How hard is it to build a MCP server? I'm curious 🤔

@cursor_ai it's pretty easy to get started with basic ones!

@cursor_ai Thank you ian for sharing

@cursor_ai I still don't fully get what is an MCP ! THings are going too fast

@cursor_ai it's just a way for the agent to connect with tools and pull in more context i.e. web searches, api calls, finding console errors, etc

@cursor_ai So, in theory, an MCP server could be set up to run a command like npx next build to build a Next.js project and then check the result (e.g., look for errors in the build output), and repeat ?

@cursor_ai Thank you for sharing this!! It is gonna be very useful and handy!!
